In response to this painting, Paul Gauguin painted this place as the background to his portrait of Madame Ginoux. Three lamps provide light to the titular place and a bouquet of flowers can be seen on a yellow bar in the back
In response to this painting, Paul Gauguin painted this place as the background to his portrait of Madame Ginoux. Three lamps provide light to the titular place and a bouquet of flowers can be seen on a yellow bar in the back of this painting. Above that bar is a clock that reads 12:15. A couple can be seen in the back left of the painting and they are located behind a man who is drinking alone. A painting of a fireplace can be seen on the right side of this painting right above two figures that sit at a table. A man in yellow stands next to a pool table in the center of, for 10 points, what work depicting the titular establishment in Arles, a work by Vincent van Gogh.
In response to this painting, Paul Gauguin painted this place as the background to his portrait of Madame Ginoux.
{Night Café}